Observer Endorses Candidates in State and Local Races
The Observer editorial board endorses candidates for U S Senate U S House and state offices. Jeff Bingaman Cecilia Salazar Dennis Chavez Steve Stoddard Pauline Eisenstadt James Madalena Glenda Mowry Alfred Baca Tom Swisstack Ubaldo Lovato Sally Padilla Josephine Gutierrez Montoya Don Bullis Richard Wiles and more are named with reasons based on experience and community impact.
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Presidential Yuletide Dilemma Gifts Gorba chev a Thought
A columnist muses on Christmas gifting for world leaders. He weighs flowers, smoked meats, and cigars for Mikhail Gorbachev, noting delivery limits to the Soviet Union and comparing costs to Pentagon items and missiles.
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Are New Mexicans liberal or conservative
A KOAT Zia poll of 511 registered voters shows New Mexicans cannot be boxed as liberal or conservative. On education funding, 76 percent favored higher taxes, with variations by demographics. on abortion, 59 percent favored abortion access but positions varied across groups. The piece concludes terms liberal or conservative describe groups better than individuals.
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Sidewalk Survey on Polls and the Presidency
The Observer runs a question of the week about whether polls decide the US presidency. Voters’ behavior is seen as influenced by polls, with mixed views. Respondents include Vincent Palladino of Rio Rancho, noting polls do not talk for all voters.
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